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PRRI @prri.org · 15/04/2026

Overall, younger Americans are less likely to identify as Christian than older Americans, a trend that has held true since 2013. Around three-quarters of Americans 65 and older (76%) and 50-64 (72%) identify as Christian, compared with 60% of those 30-49 and 54% of those 18-29.

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PRRI @prri.org · 15/04/2026

Since 2013, the share of Republicans who identify as Christian has remained consistent (86% in 2013 vs 84% in 2025), while Democrats have seen a decrease from 70% to 57%. Democrats are more likely to be religiously unaffiliated (34%) or non-Christian (8%) than Republicans (13% and 4%, respectively).

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PRRI @prri.org · 15/04/2026

To learn more, explore the full Census online and check out the PRRI AVA interactive website to explore state-level data from 2024. ➡️ prri.org/spotlight/20... ➡️ ava.prri.org?_gl=1*1wa1s2....

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2025 PRRI Census of American Religion

Despite media stories to the contrary, religious affiliation among Americans has changed little in the past year. There is little evidence that Americans are returning to church in higher numbers.

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